Table 1

Literature summary: Effects of inclusion in existing indices

Empirical studyCountryIndexStudy periodEvent windowFindings
Shleifer (1986) USAS & P 5001966–1983(−20, +20)Statistically significant positive AR
Harris and Gurel (1986) USAS & P 5001973–1983(−10, +30)Statistically significant positive AR
Chen et al. (2004) USAS & P 5001962–2000(AD, CD +60)Statistically significant positive AR
Li and Sadeghi (2009) ChinaS&P/CITIC 300 index2004–2007(−30, +45)Statistically significant negative AR
Cheung (2011) USADow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSWI)2002–2008(AD−15, CD+60)Statistically significant positive AR on CD
Oberndorfer et al. (2011) GermanyDJSI STOXX and DJSI World1999–2002(−5, +5)No statistically significant AR for DJSI STOXX. Statistically significant negative AR for DJSI World
Febrian et al. (2013) IndonesiaJakarta Islamic Index (JII)2007–2011(−5, +5)Statistically significant positive AR
Kassim et al. (2017) MalaysiaFTSE Bursa Malaysia EMAS Shariah Index (FBMESI)2007–2014(60, +60)Statistically significant positive AR
Hayward (2018) USADow Jones North America Sustainability Index2005–2016(−15, +60)Statistically significant positive AR
Goyal and Soni (2025) IndiaS&P BSE 100 ESG index2017–2022(AD−15, CD+60)No statistically significant AR
Barontini and Gioja (2025) ItalyMSCI ESG Indices2011–2021(AD−10, CD+30)Statistically significant positive AR

Note(s): AD denotes Announcement Day, and CD denotes Change Day

Source(s): Authors’ work

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